Max Kruse becomes an RTL expert: Honest insights from the 2nd Bundesliga!

Max Kruse becomes an RTL expert: Honest insights from the 2nd Bundesliga!

Max Kruse, a name generating excitement in football, has taken on a new role in sports journalism. Loud stpauli24.mopo.de The former St. Pauli professional will now be a TV expert on RTL. From September he will accompany the broadcasts of 2nd Bundesliga games and the European Cup matchday show “Matchday” on the streaming platform “RTL+”. Kruse, known for his direct manner, promises to provide fans with honest insights and plans to bring his experience from over 300 Bundesliga games.

But what does this change mean for the fans? The anticipation of the new task is palpable. In a press release, RTL said that Kruse will enrich its team of experts, which also includes Felix Kroos and Patrick Helmes. Sports director Frank Robens praised Kruse's qualities, which are more in demand than ever in the fast-moving world of football.

A step into TV

Kruse's steps into the TV world are not surprising. Professionally, he has already tried his hand as a commentator on his podcast “Flatterball” and enjoys discussing football. The fact that he is now moving from the field to the studio brings a breath of fresh air to the reporting. He is optimistic and continues to be passionate about football. On social media, fans point out that they are looking forward to Kruse's honest and direct reporting sport1.de reported.

There is considerable interest in football in Germany. A trend study by the Society for Integrated Communication Research has shown that over 90% of Germans are sports fans and 73% follow sports reporting. Especially in football, it is clear that the audience appreciates neutral and exciting live reporting. This development could be very important for Kruse's new role as it could support his direct style.

The future of sport in view

Audience demands for sports reporting are constantly changing. According to the GIK trend study younger viewers value entertainment and personalization. It becomes clear that Kruse is valued for his authenticity both as an athlete and as a media personality. He has already made a name for himself, both during his playing career and in his current role as a team manager in the “Baller League” and participant in international poker tournaments.

The exciting question remains how Kruse will use his experience to captivate viewers and whether his honesty and directness will be the key to a new form of sports journalism. It will definitely be exciting for all football enthusiasts to follow the developments surrounding Max Kruse.